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Sacred Activism

Means bringing a spiritual perspective and practices to meeting the global crises. From  a sacred activist point of view, consciousness-change and systems-change go together, translating the realization of our deep interconnectedness with each other, nature and our own sacred Source into the transformation to regenerative, just and cooperative social systems.


Time to care for Earth


Books


Ecodharma
https://wisdomexperience.org/product/ecodharma/

'Spiritual Ecology' book extract PDF
Spiritual Ecology (edited by Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee)



Photos




Centers and online Communities


Ecodharma
http://www.ecodharma.com 
(Spain)

Sacred Mountain Sangha
http://sacredmountainsangha.org 
(Thanissara and Kittisaro)

Rocky mountain ecodharma retreat center
We bring Buddhism and Dharma back into the natural world where they originated, and in doing so, regain the connection and energy necessary to effectively address ecological and related social crises.
We call all of this Ecodharma. (Just 30 minutes from Boulder, CO)

One Earth Sangha
https://oneearthsangha.org 
Moving Mindfulness from "Me" to "We".
Explore awakened response, Together at an Edge.

Earth Holder Community
http://earthholder.training (earthholder.org)
The Earth Holder Community is the branch of the Plum Village tree that applies Thay’s (Thích Nhất Hạnh) deep teachings about falling in love with Mother Earth, mindful living, and compassionate action to the climate crisis in order to heal and transform individual, collective, and planetary suffering.


Articles and talks


Science and nonduality (sacred activism)
https://www.scienceandnonduality.com/interest/sacred-activism


Time to care for Earth

Education for Happiness - Paradigm Shift
But what collective transformation might correspond to the personal awakening that Buddhism has always promoted? "The Buddha attained individual awakening. Now we need a collective enlightenment to stop the course of destruction" (Thich Nhat Hanh)  (from page 8, Ecodharma by David R. Loy)


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